Oshawa Times (1958-), 10 Aug 1964, p. 14

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"14 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Mondey, August 10, 1964 ULASSIFIED ADVERTISING (Continued from Page 13) 32--Articles for Sale * FOR SALE Electric Potato Peeler ond : Potato ipper Phone 723-2143 or apply JUBILEE PAVILION | HAVE A SECRET WE PAY MORE SELL FOR LESS Buying and selling used fur- niture and applionces. Call Valley Creek Furniture 16% Bond W --- 728-4401 inch automatic even with. timer, rol serie, Telephone 728-9030. after 6 o'clock duty Tee-nee trailer, fully equipped, con- vertible top and radio. Telephone 728-7443 SALE -- 40-inch Westinghouse heav duty range with ely) oven. Good Printers Axe Bid To Alter Parley Team printers Saturday defeated move within their ranks for th HERE... . NEAR... FAR. . | IT'S VACATION TIME! SHOP HERE and SAVE MORE THE MERCHANTS ADVERTISING ON THIS PAGE ALL ARE OFFERING TIMELY VALUES . . . AND SUGGEST THAT YOU PAY THEM. A VISIT BEFORE GOING ON VACATION. "THERE'S SOMETHING HERE FOR YOU... YOUR HOME. . . OR YOUR COTTAGE By U R N S FISH & VACATION! CUT VACATION RICE LAKE COSTS! SEE SEMI - ANNUAL US FIRST . 5. Shoe CEDAR COVE WE OFFER Housekeeping Cottages Pick up service CONTINUES Safe beach, spacious grounds, Tune-ups Muffler and Tail Pipe Repai Prices Slashed! family accommodation, 2 or 3 pairs Specialized washing Hurry ... for Best room, .'frig, stove, flush toilets etc. $50 weekly, $60 and Polishing Trucks - Vans - Autos Selections .. . All at Low, Low Prices. with boat. Reduced rates Lubrication Aug. 22 to Oct. 15. $40 with boat. Daily $8.-$6. Folder. Tires and Accessories DON'T TOY AROUND WITH CO; Lid, J. FRISKEN YOUR CAR 1 King St. West Harwood, Ont, Phone 4R4.-1 CALL 'Fine Shoes for the Whole Family' Texaco 725 - 4611 : f i 3 z- $F | 3 = i j , contract ' three daily newspapers. An official statement by cal 91 of the International graphical Union (CLC) at th end of a six-hour membershi meeting said only that the gotiation committee had bee endorsed by a 2-to-l margi among the approximatly 600 printers who attended. F.sf ' i H i : 3 rg i Z z : i ALUMINUM SPECIALS : AT SUPREME Compare Prices and Workmanship ALUMINUM DOORS & WINDOWS ALUMINUM SIDING AWNINGS CANOPIES CARPORTS MAIL BOXES RAILINGS, GRILLS SUN PORCHES UNITED RENTALS "Where We Rent Most Anything' Top name brands in new equipment for . . . Camping, Baby, Banquets, Reducing, Gardens, Invalid needs, Me- chanic and Power Tools, etc. 352 WILSON RD..S. 728 - 5565 =, SUMMER SPECIALS HAMMOCK and Stand COMPLETE... $9.99 PICNIC JUGS WHILE THEY LAST .. $1.33 Also Complete BARBECUE ROTISSIERE ON SALE AT $19.95 Now available at OSHAWA. ESSO Service Centre CORNER KING ST. AND PARK RD. 728 - 1601 Complete Service Department & Car Clinic "Use your Esso-matie Credit Card" . THIS SUMMER | "Learn to Drive" EZE METHOD Driving School Telephone 728-0881 Rate $3.75 Per Hour i H ing for the replacement of the negotiation committee, Government - sponsored talk: between the union, whose mem: bers left their jobs July 9 claim. ing they were locked out, an The Star, The Telegram an The Globe and Mail, broke of: 6 p.m. 728-3232|last Tuesday. Louis Fine, chie' Buy ood SELL, good used furniture owt hac ga be gsi 912 lances. One -lsaid then parties wer ma, domes deadlocked on several issues. The papers have continued t publish. Stan Bullock, chairman of the union's publicity committee who made the statement on behalf of local President Robert Me: Cormack, said discussions at the meeting' had encompassed "all aspects of the dispute." ae i 4 2 3 ; z 5 | .| TELEVISION, portable 17-Inch with built- Cornelisse, jin antenna. Apply 12 Elgin Street East Mich, in his 76th year, Resting at thelor phone 725-2659. W. C. Town Funeral Chapel, Whitby, for BicY¥cLE -- Girl's, very good condition. service in the chapel, wasnereate a Telephone Whitby 668-4043, : Whitby, (Visitors. wil THISTLE baby carriage, In good condI- ery, nitby. (Visitors wil be tion, $25. Telephone Newcastle 987-4461. received 2-5 and 7-9 p.m., Tuesday.) Min-| 197" Co-AXiAL hi-fi ker fi ister, the Reverend J. Smith. any cabinet, Also 35mm "Camere with attachments. Call 725-7480, and tooks ther ard motor, SA HP; runs! He said "many recommenda- ZIGZAG sewing machine end cabiner,|*0NS" Were made but declined like be Telephone 725-2066 between §|t0 elaborate. : QUTSOARD er 3H HF Galsahslthe meeting, that atleast one Srrsa7 nes and steering wheelt.| ember of the ong : man soe HONE: -|gotiation team haq threatene Borden), Hilda (Mrs; R Fagg pat ago ance, Name brands at bigest aacsnts 4 resign. oo tM muneral Chapel, Bowmanville. mations turntiore. fines" vou perih But Mr. Bullock said no resig- Service in the chapel on Tuesday at 2\7ed GE dealer, Contact Honest Cal's on nations had been offered and rile eb ena aden denied suggestions of a rift in TELEVISION tower special, 40-ft, struc- the membership. p.m. interment Bowmanville Cemetery. ~--TAcCKE'S FLORISTS ture, including all channel antenna, in- s LOCKE $s FLOR stalled and guaranteed by experts with 10 years' experience. $50. Trio Television. Funero! arrangements and Telephone 728-5143, floral requirements for all rat WE BUY, sell, trade used furniture and appliances. Goold's Furniture, 21§ Dun- OSHAWA SHOPPING das East, Whitby. 668-5481, CENTRE WE BUY, 24 HOUR PHONE SERVICE [WE SUY. sell and ctchanse vaed fornt 728-6555 Treaing bette Store, 446 Simcoe Street LAWN MOWER headquarters! New and used, 2 cycle, 4 cycle electric or gas- 'oline, from $15. up. - Terms. Dominion Tire Store, 48 Bond Street West. PERMA FOAM MATTRESSES -- Com- fort for allergy and backache sufferers. Free trial. Low prices, Terms. 725-8762. RANGE, 24", "Heatwave", excellent con- dition, $35. Dial Brooklin 655-4848. LIVING ROOM drapes, by 13%2' wide, light beige rial. Telephone 728-1576. TWO-PIECE -- chesterfield suite, nylon cover, 1% years old, like new, makes into bed. Telephone 728-9584, PRESSURE pump, portable TV, upright pop cooler, refrigerated pie case, yi fable, three head milk shake machine, ro register, typewriter. Telephone RADIO; 26-inch boy's racer, $10.; 26-Inch boy's bicycle, $10.; 28-Inch girl's bicycle, $10.; coal stove, $5.; also all kinds of bicycle -parts; 1955 Buick grille; 600x116 tire and wheel; few wheel discs, 1932 Chevrolet parts. Call Pi i! 942-5376, " spina ELECTRIC WELDER, 250 amps, . T 728-4011, AR: OUR ONE DAY DRY CLEANING SERVICE 90) Or Rees VACATION. TAKE-OFFS RADIANT CLEANERS OSHAWA SHOPPINGG CENTRE 725-1023 Summer Specials AT FILTER QUEEN New and used models Trade-ins from $15.00 up Protect your machine -- use genuine filters For free home demonstra- tion call: FILTER QUEEN 323 King W. 728-7552 VEALE, George Wilkes Thickson ital, At Memorial Hospita' George Wilkes , August 8, 1964, rho , in his 53rd year, Son of ind Annie Thickson. Foster ind Annie hep er of Dr. W. T. Veale, Har- ee ee Wis. R. A. Nugent), To ronto, and Madeline (Mrs. Leland gi Newtonville. Brother of Edna (Mrs. J Lifetime Guarantee SUPREME Window and Door PRODUCTS SERVICE STATION 245 WENTWORTH 728-5811 Police Charge 34 Gambled At Old School WINDSOR, Ont. (CP) -- Two of 34 Leamington, Ont., area) residents, charged following a raid Friday night on an aban- doned rural Leamington school- house by the provincial police roving anti- gambling squad, will appear in court here Aug. 17 on charges of keeping a com- mon gaming house. Kenneth Johns, 32, and Vali Sovie 18, were remanded in court Saturday and bail was set at $1,000 each. The 32 other per- sons have been charged as found-ins and were remanded} to Sept. 18. Police said a "substantial" amount of money and a large quantity of liquor were seized in the 20-man police raid on the one-room schoolhouse. Constable R. J. Crowley of the anti-gambling squad said the schoolhouse operation ha been under investigation for a month, If Defeated, Templeton Would Quit HAMILTON (CP) -- Charles Templeton said Saturday that if he wrests Toronto Riverdale riding from the Progressive Con- servative party in the Sept. 10 provincial byelection it Se g Distributors Alsco Aluminum Canada) Ltd. Landsdowne Shopping Centre Simcoe St. N. 723-9843 4 6 DO IT YOURSELF TRY OUR -- Professional Dry Cleaning @ FABRICS WEAR LONGER @ LOOK BETTER LONGER @ SO SAVE YOU MONEY! HERE'S A QUICK SUMMER MENU IDEA ! FISH CHF rom the _FISHETERIA 'Naturally' Kindness beyond Price, yet within reach of all GERROW FUNERAL HOME KING STREET WEST TELEPHONE 728-6226 IN MEMORIAM MEMORIALS For courteous, qualified mem- oric! consultation, call or see Wm. Greehalgh MOUNT LAWN MEMORIAL DIV. at the Mount Lown Office in the centre of Oshawa's green area. King St. West. TELEPHONE 723-2633 Office Hours MONUMENTS -- MARKERS RIMAR MEMORIALS 152 SIMCOE ST. S. OSHAWA OFFICE EVENINGS 723-1002 728-6627 DRIVE IN... AND SAVE! at your "ONE STOP" Sarden Centre & Country Drive-In Fruit Market "where quality and service is the best" J, A. Janssen & Sons Garden Centre & Landscaping Contractors 843 KING ST. W. OSHAWA 128 - 9429 fined, 93" long fortisan mate- GILLARD CLEANIT SERVICE LTD, DRY CLEANERS and SHIRT LAUNDERS 725-3555 We pick - up and deliver Summer Fun... ROLLER SKATING Every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday 8 P.M. until 10:30 P.M. WHITBY ARENA SATURDAY 8 P.M. -to 11 GIBBARD maple chest with matching twin beds, springs and mattresses; ches- ferfield and chair; Niagara Massage ma- chine; picnic table kit; electric kitchen clock; floral drapes to cover 24 ft.; add OSHAWA WOOD PRODUCTS August Special A COMPACT, COZY _~COTTAGE the "BUDGET-AIR" yoy 595. @ Large 20' x 30' Size ONLY ® Three Bedrooms ERECTED ON YOUR LOT men's trons), cooking utensils, various household items. Call 725-0896, WEDDING DRESS and head- piece, white. Original price $165, Selling for $75. T 728-2740. gree gravity steel furnace with Delco CARD OF THANKS paella Ogg and registers, In ner, pipes good condition. $125. Telephone 725-3856, TS! Apartment size ranges, re frigerators, GE, Gibson $128.88 up, Hones* Cal's, 424 King West. 728-9191. TAKE OUT AND TABLE SERVICE AVAILABLE DAVIDSON -- | would like to express my sincere thanks to relatives and friends for their kind visits, cards and flowers during my recent stay In Oshawa General Hospital, A special thanks to Dr. W. Grant, nurses and staff of 2C, Rev. Love for his thoughtful visits. Thank you all. 33--Market Basket NEW POTATOES for sale. 1% Miles north x gees! get 12. price. Evers aber, telephone Whitby, --Russell Davidson. | 668-3842. 4 AccuseMan [ewe ee = Of Slaying 2 Teenagers VANCOUVER (CP)--A 34- year-old baker was charged Saturday with two counts of capital murder in the two-year- -old rifle slaying of teen-age sweethearts near Nanaimo, B.C. PICK your own raspberries. On Ander- son Street, north-east of Whitby. One mile north of Highway 2. Bring your own containers, please, Mr. Kuenen. ORGANICALLY grown beans, corn, cu- cumbers now available. Bring containers. Pick your own. Open weekends. Moore- croft Organic Gardens, Sprucehill Road, Dunharton, 36--Legal 1, WILLIAM ROTH, Taunton, Ontario, will not be responsible for any debts contracted In my name, by anyone on or after this date, August 5th, 1964, with- out my written consent. W. Rotht. |) ARTHUR W. SHARPE, 610 Dundas Ronald Eugene Ingram. &D-'street west, whitby, Ontario, will not be peared before Magistrate A. D.jresponsible for any debts contracted. I ' , .j|my name by anyone on or after is Poole in suburban North Van-l7y, Atoust 8, 1964, without my written couver and was remanded with-|consent. -- Arthur W. Sharpe. out plea until Aug. 14 in Nan- - He is charged in the slaving) 294 Home After Plane Marooned 'ixon, both 19, fatally shot with .22-calibre rifle in locations "eight miles apart Oct. 16, 1962. 'The killer made his original at- tack on the couple in a Nan- aimo lovers' lane. TORONTO (CP)--A group of 224 Scottish tourists straned in Toronto when their United States Airways chartered air- liners failed to arrive during the weekend were airlifted improve his chances of gainin the leadership of the Ontari Liberal party. He told a press conference that, if he loses the byelection, a week before the leadership} convention, he would withdraw from the leadership race. Th Conservatives have held the riding for 27 years. Mr. Templeton, a forme: evangelist, television performe and newspaper editor, who re signed as executive news edito: of the Toronto Star early this year to enter politics, is on of six persons seeking the Lib eral leadership. The other five candidates are| J. J. (Joe) Greene, member off the House of Commons for Ren- frew South, and four Liberal members of the Ontario legis- lature--Robert Nixon (Brant), Andrew Thompson (Toronto Do- vercourt), Eddie Sargent (Grey North) and Joseph Gould (Tor- onto Bracondale). Music by @ Bathroom "The Silvertones"' © Living-Dining Area FREE DELIVERY UP TO 100 MILES -- NO DOWN PAYMENT ON OUR DEFERRED PAYMENT PLAN -- NO PAYMENTS UNTIL FEBRUARY 1965 OshawaWood Products HEAD OFFICE AND SHOWROOM OSHAWA SHOPPING CENTRE COURTICE -- 728-1611 728-1617 Omirs Here's where you'll find the BIG selection of .. . This Summer Call 725-5522 FISHETERIA 231 King St. W. Featuring "BEV" GIBSON Vocalist Tuesday, Thursday only -- Roller Skating to the live or- gan music of "Lila Tredwell" BEAUTIFY YOUR PATIO @ WITH FLOWERS To add beauty to your patio you can't beat flowers. At Rundle's you will find a good variety of plants in- cluding Geroniums, Tuberous Bago- mias, Potted Roses and Box Plonts in EATON'S in OSHAWA oor Shop Police said Ingram came here from Nanaimo a year ago. He was arrested for questioning Friday night. 'Superintendent Joe Atherton, officer commanding the RCMP "Vancouver subdivision, said a story carried across Canada by Police Continue Arson Checks home Sunday night. The Canadian Press and a mag- "azine article in which appeals were made for information 'about the owner of the murder weapon resulted in a flood of -tips, including one that gave po- "lice a long-sought lead. 2 BOMBS 'STOLEN' - MANILA (AP) -- Philippine "police have seized 37 100-pound -bombs being transported in a "truck in the vicinity of Clark 'Field, a U.S. air base, and "charged a policeman with ille- igal possession of explosives. -Constabulary headquarters said the bombs were apparently stolen from the base. MIGRANTS ARRIVE In the year ended June 30 there were 159,000 long - term permanent migrants ad- .|a British Overeas Airways The passage was arranged by the British high commis- sioner's office in Ottawa. which guarantee the cost for the trip. The flights were made aboard Corporation 707 jet and a Nor- dair propeller - driven DC-7, The Scots, who were vaca- tioning in Canada, had been scheduled to leave Toronto Fri- day and Saturday. When the first group of 112 arrived at the airport, their plane did not show up. The second group of 112 was also stranded Saturday night. Both groups haq chartered flights with United States Air- ways. David Benyon, leader of one group, said he had learned he company's insurance cer mitted into Australia, up 30 per cent. tificate was cancelled and the rived at the home. Atkin, a construction company airline was unable te operate. was found open by detectives after the fire. In Metro Blaze TORONTO, (CP) -- Police said here Sunday three separ. ate fires started in different parts ef the mansion home off Murray Atkins of suburban North York caused a blaze Sat4 urday that destroyed the home and its contents. Firemen estimated the loss at! $500,000. : Police also reported $55,700 in| jewels and $1,100 in cash miss- ing from Mr. Atkin's safe, Aj window to the servants' quar- ters was found smashed and ai door opened when firemen ar4 The safe, left locked by Mr. owner, before he and his family lit for a trip to Paterson, N.J assorted colors. @ WITH OUTDOOR FURNITURE Relax and enjoy your patio with the addition of outdoor furniture. Run- die's have a good selection of Chaise Lounges, Umbrellas, Picnic tables and tata to add to your summer fun. INQUIRE NOW... IT IS LESS EXPENSIVE THAN YOU THINK! RUNDLE GARDEN CENTRE LTD. 1015. King St. E. 725-6551 PATIO needs @ BOATS, MOTORS for pleasure afloat 2 @ TENTS, CAMPING EQUIPMENT and ACCESSORIES @ BARBECUES, ACCESSORIES, CHARCOAL and other ~@ GYM SETS, SLIDES and other fun for the sandbox set

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